Designer Sleeveless jackets are mostly designed as unisex in the United States. They range from low to extremely high prices but are used for different purposes. The factors that influence a customer's buying behavior for designer jackets include season, occasion, festivals, sale, offers, discounts, clearance sale, appraisals, vacation, etc. Worldwide online sites like Alibaba offer exclusive discounts on designer sleeveless jackets, but the shipping price based on the geographic location varies, and hence the price you pay, end up to be expensive than the usual cost. The other platforms are wholesale and retail shops like GAP, Marks and Spencer's, Primax, H&M etc. When the competition of a traditional physical store and a new online store comes up it is mostly the online platform that wins due to the offers and the no hassle of driving up and going to stores to get the job done. The other online stores are Farfetch, Neimann Marcus, Nordstrom, LightInTheBox etc. These designer sleeveless jackets come in a variety of material and styles which include puffer material, rexin, leather, denim, nylon, satin, and fur as well. Farfetch platform brings in almost all the major brands like Calvin Klein, Levi's, Lee Cooper, Dsquare, Saint Laurent etc. they range from approx $72 to as expensive brands like Giorgio Brato at almost half a million. The other expensive brands are Roberto Cavalli, Isaac Sellam Experience etc. They claim to have all the brands in United states validated. Neiman Marcus is also another platform for designer sleeveless jacket. The designer sleeveless jacket is based on different style like sleeveless blazers, cropped, drape front, motorcycle wears, denim, tailored, etc. The designer sleeveless jackets made out of fur are the costliest among the lot as they use processors to make the coat and fine lines satin to stitch each of them. They range from $68 to as high as $5000 approximately. Nordstrom is another website that caters to the customized needs of buyers and makes the trend special for them as per their requirements. They do not hesitate to have highly expensive brands like J.Crew on their website, and the designer sleeveless jackets are quickly sold on days of discounts and offers. As per studies, fashion is something that needs consistent update be it with technology or the geographical fashion stores, and the percentage of consumers for designer sleeveless jackets are almost 13% of the other fashion outfits. The cheap designer sleeveless jacket can be found in LightInTheBox, and they have some fantastic offers and discounts that help you choose the best for yourself.

So, you've bought the bike of your dreams and can't wait to take it out? There is one important thing you must consider before you can start riding your bike insurance. Insurance is very important as it will protect you and your bike in case of an emergency and will help meet expenses if the bike needs repairs. Your insurance depends on different factors like the bike type and engine size. Insurance companies classify motorcycles differently. It can have a huge difference on your insurance bill.

Here's how you can buy affordable insurance for your bike.

• Enroll in a training course: Enrolling in a training course could help you get a discount on your insurance. It is especially a good option for a new rider or for someone who has had an accident.
• Become a preferred operator': Become a preferred motorcycle operator buy having a clean record. Avoid accidents, tickets or other violations. Find out what qualifies as a clean record and whether you qualify.
• Tailor your coverage: Alter your coverage according to your usage. If you plan to use the bike over the weekends, your insurance could be cheaper than someone who decides to take it to work every day. Inform your insurer of this to get the right kind of coverage. For example, if you plan to not use your bike during winters, you might save a lot.
• Tap into your network: If you are part of associations and clubs, take advantage of it while buying insurance. As it could gain you an extra 10% discount. Associations that qualify you for a discount are American Motorcycle Association, Honda Riders Club of America, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Harley Owners Group, Gold Wing Riders Association, Motorcycle Touring Association and BMW Motorcycle Owners of America.
• Adjust your deductible: Consider higher deductible if you can afford it which gives way for a lower premium. Deductible is the amount you pay out of pocket after an accident. But make sure your funds are in order so that your costs are covered in the event of an accident.
• Shop around: It goes without saying that like for any service, you should shop around for bike insurance too. Browse the Internet and do some comparison shopping, look for similar products and compare prices.
• Check your credit score: This is very important. A bad credit will have an impact on your insurance premiums. Consider taking a closer look at your credit report. If you find your credit score is low, work to raise it so that you are able to find a lower premium. It takes just a little time and research to lower your motorcycle insurance costs and yield big savings down the road.

Is this your first experience with outdoor grilling? If so, then here are some essential items you will need to have with you to make your first cookout with BBQ grills a hit. Naturally, a grill Of course, what’s an outdoor barbeque party without an actual grill? There are loads of models in the market for you to choose from. However, take the size, ease of operation, and ventilation into account when you buy a grill. When it comes to size, a large grilling surface as offered by Weber gas grills is desirable while a separate rack for coals is an added advantage. Also look for a grill that has all the features you want at the price range that you prefer. Chimney starter In addition to getting your first Weber gas grill, you will need to invest in a chimney starter. Although lighter fluid is still being used for grills, it tends to make the coal smell like gasoline and, in the process, make your food smell and taste odd. A chimney starter, on the other hand, is more efficient to handle and is a faster, cleaner, and greener alternative that can have your grill going full flame in less than 20 minutes. Long-handled tongs Invested in a Kamado grill? Awesome! Now put aside some money for a pair of long-handled tongs that keep your hands away from the blazing inferno when flipping skewers. Look for sturdy, well-constructed tongs that are easy and firm to grip, as lightweight ones are no good when handing large pieces of meat. Grill brush Another essential piece of equipment you need to buy along with a big green egg grill is a grill brush. This will keep your grill clean and offer even cooking without veggies and fishes sticking to the grills. Instant read thermometer This is a must if you plan to invest in broil king grills. Although expensive, the instant thermometer will let you know when the meat is cooked perfectly, without you having to poke holes in it from time to time.

In Sophie Kinsella’s popular book Confessions of a Shopaholic, the protagonist Becky Bloomwood lives a posh life; she resides in one of the hippest places in London and has a closet filled with the season’s latest fashion. The only flipside to Becky’s ultra-glam life is that she has a mountain-high debt. Her bank is chasing her around with warning letters filled with big numbers in red. Becky has to face all these problems all thanks to her indiscriminate spending habits with her credit card. While the book has been slotted under chick-lit and romance and incorporates all the elements of this genre, a substantial part of the plot revolves around Becky’s silly but quite effective ideas to delay paying her credit card debt. This is until a debt collector from her bank catches up with her during the climax and everything starts going downhill. Thus, it seems, unless you are careful enough, credit cards will either make you (or your credit score) or break you, just like Becky Bloomwood. Although Becky has a happy ending, you may not have the same luck. Hence, it is always good to think beforehand what you expect to do with your credit card: shop, pay your bills, increase your credit score, collect miles by booking air tickets or make hotel reservations. Another crucial factor to consider while applying for a credit card is the repayment amount. So that your situation does not resemble Becky’s, we have listed here 10 best credit cards of 2018, which will give you a head start on researching about the top credit cards suitable for you: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Credit Card Among the 10 best credit cards, this Chase Sapphire card has been adjudged as one of the best travel credit cards in the market. There is no annual fee and no APR in the first year. After the introductory period, the regular APR is 17.49%-24.49% and the annual fee is $95. You can earn bonus points of up to 50,000 if you spend $4,000 in the first three months. Citi ® Double Cash Card There is no annual fee and the intro APR includes 0% on balance transfers for the first 18 months. The regular APR is 14.99%-24.99%. You can earn 2% cashback on your shopping. Among the 10 best credit cards listed here, this is one is the best for earning cash back on your purchases. Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express The annual fee is $95, and the intro APR includes 0% on purchases and balance transfers for the first 12 months. The regular APR is 14.74%-25.74%. You can earn 6% cash back on making purchases at any supermarket and 3% cash back when you swipe your card at any gas station and select departmental stores. Bank of America® Travel Rewards Credit Card This credit card lets you earn 1.5 points for every $1 you spent on purchases. There is no annual fee and the intro APR includes 0% on purchases for the first 12 billing cycles. If you spend at least $1000 in the first 90 days, you can earn 20,000 online points. Discover it® Student Cash Back Among the 10 best credit cards, this one is most suitable for students. There is no annual fee and intro offer includes 0% on purchases and 10.99% on balance transfer for the first six months. SimplyCash® Plus Business Credit Card from American Express This card is best suited for small businesses as it lets you earn 5% cash back on purchases made from any supplies store and on wireless telephone services. There is no annual fee and the intro APR is 0% on purchases for the first 15 months. The APR after the introductory period is around 13.99% to 20.99%. Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card Among the 10 best credit cards listed here, this one is quite popular as a flat-rate travel rewards card. There is no intro APR and a regular APR of around 14.49% to 24.49% applicable. There is no annual fee in the first year and later one, you have to pay $95 every year. After you spend $3000 on purchases in the first three months, you will earn a one-time bonus of 50,000 miles. The other credit cards in the list of 10 best credit cards include Citi Simplicity® credit card, Capital One® QuicksilverOne® Cash Rewards Credit Card, and Discover it® Secured. Make sure you research well before applying for any credit card.

Roadside emergency is a possibility that any driver can encounter. The emergency might be due to flat tire, engine failure, overheating or could happen even due to accidents. You will have to tow your car from road to the nearest garage or if the car is not in the condition to be towed, you might have to call in a mechanic. While performing repairs by yourself or waiting to get a help you will have to follow certain steps to keep yourself safe.

• Take immediate action: If you notice any trouble with your car, pull it over to the right way immediately else you may not be able to even move the car from the middle of the road causing traffic.
• Get it off the road as possible: It's better to bring your car to a place away from the road to a rest stop. Try to stop under the street light and avoid corners, People won't be aware of the broken-down car and it will lead to unexpected crash while taking turns.
• Warn others: You can use safety cones, sign boards, flares, triangles or light to make yourself visible to the people on road. You should turn on the hazard lights and even pop up the hood to show that you are on trouble.
• Call for roadside assistance: If you have a roadside assistance coverage, then you need not panic you can just leave everything to them by making a call and letting them know about your situation. Remember to save their number in your mobile you may require it anytime.
• Don't let go your car until it's safe: If you couldn't solve the problem for yourself you might go out to look for any help. Remember your car is not safe to be left on road as it wouldn't take even a minute for a hit. You should keep your distance from flow of traffic.
• Carry emergency supplies: Keep the tool kit always in the car. Carry food, water, medicines for emergency purpose. If you could perform the repairs by yourself then it is well and good to carry a spare tire, duct tape, jumper cables, heavy duty rope and gloves.
• Be careful with strangers: Be careful with the strangers who approach to offer any help. They seem helpful but might be intentional. So, it's best to call for professional who could help.
• Know when to call for help: It's better to check what is wrong with your vehicle. If it is a simple problem that could be solved yourself then it's a good idea to do the repair by yourself. Be smart in knowing when to call for assistance.

Short hair has been making a comeback for years now. Short hairstyles are easier to handle compared to taking care of the longer locks. Summer or not, short hair saves a lot of your time as far as brushing and washing your hair is concerned. However, sporting short hairstyles isn't easy. The style must suit your personality and the way you carry yourself. If you're planning to cut your hair short, it's important that you consider certain factors. Type of hair and the face shape are two of them. If your hairstyle doesn't go well with your face shape and your hair type, it will spoil your look. And if that happens, there's not much that you can do but wait till your hair grows back. Let's see what roles your face shape and hair type has to pay, as far as short hairstyles are concerned. Face shape If you have an oval-shaped face, then any kind of short hairstyle will suit perfectly. A round face will look bigger if you don't choose the right hairstyle. A pixie cut or hair length up to the shoulders will look great if you have a round face. It will give you a clean look if your hair length is little above the length of your chin. A side layer or a blunt cut with bangs and fringes go well with long faces. Ask your hairstylist not to cut your hair shorter than the level of the shoulder. This will make your face look longer unless, it is styled in a certain manner. If you have a square face, avoid cutting your hair too short. Fringes and bangs look great on square-shaped faces. If you have a heart-shaped face with a broader head and tiny chin, any kind of asymmetrical bob cut, pixie cut, or shoulder length layers, and steps will look nice. Avoid bob cut and single length cut as these would make your face look broader and unshaped. Hair type Along with hair type, you'll also need to consider your hair texture. If your hair is thin, your hairstylist should shape and cut in such a way that it makes your hair look voluminous. On the contrary, if your hair is thick enough, a little trimming to add a gorgeous shape to the hair is what is required. Fringes on straight hair make the hair look clean and organized. For curly hair, the messier the cut the better it looks, depending on the shape of the face. Ask your stylist to cut your hair in such a way that the curls look bouncy when they are left loose. If you have straight hair and you cut your hair short throughout, short fringes will give a classy look. For wavy hair, choosing a midway combination of both the extremes is the best way to wear the look with confidence.